Williamsburg christmas decor

Rusty orange leaves dotted grey-brown branches. Fruit-laden wreathes enlivened painted wooden doors and paned glass windows. Townspeople strolled the brick sidewalks in woolen cloaks to keep out the raw December chill. Last weekend, my companion and I travelled a couple of hours south to see Colonial Williamsburg in all its Christmas splendor. In Colonial Williamsburg,

After scouring up a few previously posted images for Vee’s latest note card party, I got to thinking. It’s a dangerous thing, that think...

This post is a little different than what I usually do…it’s not about parties, but about decorating, and not just decorating, decorating in a REALLY …

Colonial Williamsburg Christmas Wreath

These oven dried orange slices are super easy to make, smell amazing, and can be used in so many fun ways during the holiday season...

How to make a Colonial Williamsburg Christmas Table Setting with Apple Tree Centerpiece

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Travel back to the 1800s with this Williamsburg Christmas wreath, made with old-fashioned fruits, red berries, and just a touch of glam.

Kent Harrell and Kendall Kerby's colonial home and companion cottage keep the spirit of Christmas alive with an old-fashioned evergreen celebration. The trees are trimmed, the stockings are hung, and the table is set. With glasses raised high, come cheer the holiday festivities. In the main house, an antique cupboard painted Christmas red is the - Page 2